Superman Is Better Than Superman's Powers

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Superman was a kid that lived on Krypton and then was sent to Earth. Superman has some of the best powers. This makes him the best superhero that lives. Superman uses his powers for good not for bad. Superman is a better superhero than batman because superman has powers, superman can fight anyone at anyplace and anytime, and superman doesn't need gadgets or weapons to win a fight be because he has powers.
Superman is better than batman because superman has powers. First, superman can fly. Heroes need to be able to get to people fast that are in need for help. So, superman's power of flying will allow him to get to places fast. Second, superman has heat vision. This will allow him to melt down tough objects If needing to save a citizen. Third, superman has a power cold cold breath. This allows him to blow away villains or even allow him to put out fires instantly. Superman has powers which allow him to do a lot of different things. These powers with help him fight crime and help keep citizens safe.
Then, superman can get to people that need help much faster than batman can. First, he can get to people that are injured or even need help. “Batman only comes out in the dark which will not help people in the daytime.(sparknotes.com)”. Second, superman will be able to get really injured people to the hospital fast.
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First, superman has powers which will allow him to defeat his enemies easily at any place or time. “ Bruce Wayne is just a normal guy without his utility belt”.(sparknotes.com). Second, superman will fly in daytime and nighttime to take care of a villain. Batman can fly with his vehicles but only in the night will he come out. Third, superman can defeat a villain very easily because he has a lot of powers for different causes. Batman has lots of gadgets but without it he will be just a normal guy. superman is able to fight anywhere and anytime to defeat villains to protect the

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